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I am on Social Security Disability - can I lose my disability benefits at some point ?


There is no guarantee that once you are approved for Social Security disability that you will always be entitled to receive a disability benefit under Social Security rules and guidelines. All Social Security disability beneficiaries have periodic reviews, in which medical evidence and work activity will be evaluated to determine if the beneficiary has had medical improvement. Of course, if medical sources indicate that there has been medical improvement or work activity indicates an individual is capable of self-support, an individual’s disability benefit may be terminated or ceased. Additionally, work activity by itself may cause an individual’s disability benefit to be suspended or even terminated. Before engaging in any work activity you should contact Social Security to learn more about working while on disability. However, you should not worry about continuing disability reviews, especially if your disability has not improved and you have not been able to return to work.



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